48 



THE INDIA RUBBER WORLD 



[OllTOHKR I, 1916. 



•169.612. 

 •169,647. 



16»,669. 



•169,581. 



•169.675. 



•169,705. 



•169,719. 

 169.732. 



169.733. 

 "169,765. 



•169,832. 



169,847. 



•169,900. 



•169,766. 



169,943. 



169,999. 

 170.018. 



170,020. 



170,029. 

 170,058. 

 170,070. 

 170,081. 

 170,102. 



170.152. 



170,192. 



170,266. 



170.290. 

 1 70,297. 

 170,469. 

 170,480. 



Cushion heel hr> T. G. Tufford. Elyria, Ohio. 



Auxilinry tre.id lor .Tiitomobile wheel. M. \V. D.idcy and E. 



Sellberg, Winslon-, Ariz, 

 Life saving .ipp.Trauis. J. L. Edlund, Clare^holm, Alberta. 



Canada. 

 Fle'ih rcdi'cir.g garment of clastic. T. \V. Rogers, Columbus, 



Ohio. 

 Resilient .vheel comprising a solid rubber lire. A. Frcund, St. 



Louis, Mo. 

 Life preserver comprising a collapsible body adapted for inflation. 



j. E. Lomas, -Smuggler, Colo, 

 Massage glove. W. U. Norton, Hightstown, N, J. 

 An air inPated life lnlt. J. .\ndcrson-Simpson, Toronto, Ontario, 



Canada. 

 Weather strip. .->. I. Smith. Vancovivcr, British Columbia, Canada. 

 Hose support clamp. The Robert N. Bassett Co.. Huntington. 



assignee of V. A. Rush. Greenwich, and H. J. Stuart, Derby — 



all in Connecticut. 

 Cooler for pneumatic tires. P. J. Cuddihy, Rutherford, N. J. 

 Automobile tire. T. H. Griffiths. Toronto. Ontario, Canada. 

 Rubber sheet with drainage att.achment. C. English, Stalter, 



Howell. Mich. 

 Button clasp. The Robert N. Bassett Co.. Huntington, assignee 



of H. J. Stuart, Derby — both in Connecticut. 



ISSUED JT.TXE 30. 1916. 

 Balata and leather belting. Tames Dawson & Son. Limited, Boul- 



tham, assignee of A. Waddington, Lincoln — both in England. 

 Pneumatic tire cover. P. T. Borbridge, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada. 

 Hose armor. H. VV. Goodall. Alden, Pa. 

 Rubber footwear with reinforced heel. L. J. Grosky. Cleveland, 



Ohio. 

 Rubber glove. J. Hopkins, North Attleboro, Mass. 

 Automobile floor mat. G. F. Foss, Montreal, Quebec, Canada. 

 Lining for brake shoes. R. J. Stokes, Trenton. N. J. 

 Pneumatic tire alarm. G. F. Young, Indianapolis, Ind. 

 Artificial teat. Dixon Wilson. Limited, assignee of W. E. Dixon — 



both of Toronto. Ontario, Canada. 

 Composite waterproof material for shoe soles. G. F. Butterfield, 



West Newton. Mass. 

 Vehicle tire comprising a pneumatic tube and metal cover. J. P. 



Marois. Montn-al. Quebec. Canada. 

 Automobile tire comprising a rim, casing and tread. J. W. Ost- 



man and C. Gustafson, assignee of a one-third interest — both 



of Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada. 

 Plug for rubber heels. F. Bcrenstein, Chelsea. Mass. 

 Fountain syringe. G. W. Brown, Mayuard, Mass. 

 Artificial foot. O. L. Savitz, -Mlentown, Pa. 

 Rubber heel. J. M. \'an Hcusen, Boston. Mass. 



6,337 (1915). 

 100,734, 



I .\11STK.\CTED 



6.390 (1915). 

 6.465 (1915). 



6.487 (1915). 

 6,357 (1915). 

 6.570 (1915). 

 6.583 (1915). 

 6. 585 (1915). 

 100,755. 



100,759. 



100,764. 

 100.786. 



( -^r-STB.\CTED 



6,866 (1915). 

 '6,987 (1915). 



7,085 (1915). 



7.148 (1915), 



7,163 (1915) 

 ■100.811. 

 •100,838. 



THE UNITED KINGDOM. 



PATENT SPECIFICATIONS PUBLISHED, 



In order to give the public the advanta,i»e of having abridgments of speci- 

 fications up to' date v;hile retaining their numerical sequence, applicatioiis 

 for patents made subsequent to 1915 are given new numbers^ when their 

 complete specifications are accepted, or become open to public inspection 

 before acceptance. The new numbers start with No. 100,001 (without any 

 indication of date), and supersede the original application numbers in all 

 proceedings after acceptance of the complete specifications. 



(Abstracted in The Illustb.\ted Official Journal, August 9, 1916.] 

 .';.665 (1915). Manner of joining wire rings vulcanized in the edge of 

 pneumatic tires. G. E. Bermingham and D. Moseley & 

 Sons, Chapelfield Works, Chapelfield Lane. Ardwick, 

 Manchester. 

 '5.790 (1915). Fountain pen. W. I. Ferris, 525 Lawrence avenue. West- 

 field, and E F. Britten, 21 Van Reipen avenue, Jersey 

 City — both in New Jersey. 

 5.858 (1915). Wire embedded rubber sole for attachment to a shoe by 

 means of hooks and straps. R. M. Withycombe, "Wyo- 

 ming," Macquarie street, Sydney. New South Wales, 

 Australia. 

 5,872 (1915). Rubber strips in saddle girths and surcingles. A. C. Gull, 

 Serpentine, and C. Watson. Barrack street. Perth — both 

 in Western .\ustralia. 

 5.926 (1915). Sealir.g closure for glass containers comprising rubber 

 gasket. E, C. R. Marks. 57 Lincoln's Inn Fields. Lou- 

 don. 

 *5.933 (1915). Inflatable ci:>hion for the stump-receiving socket of an 

 artificial limb. A. E. Tullis. 12 Tenth street North, 

 Fargo; N. D.ak. 

 5,985 (1915). Waterproof overall stocking. 1. W. Price, Upper Canada 

 Apartments, Lonsdale Road, and E. H. Howard, 13 

 Ferndale avenue — both in Toronto. 

 100,642. Segmental tire. F. E. van Berendonck, 38 .\venue Jeanne, 



Brussels. 

 I Abstracted in The Illustrated Officul Journal, August 16, 1916.1 

 '6.000 (1915). Sock suspenders. G. B. Glidden. Centre street, Dighton. 



M»ss. 

 6.255 (I9I5). Wheel tire with hard rubber tread. W. Freakley, 86 

 Wellesley street, Shelton, Stoke-on-Trent, and H. Ayns- 

 ley, Portland House. Blythe Bridge — both in Stafford- 

 shire. 

 ■t).281 U915). Puncture proof band to be secured to the inner side of a 

 tire. C. V. Roberts. Ocala. Fla. 



A. D. 

 bands. 



Macropoulos, 15 

 M. C. Favre, 



Rubber handles for tennis rackets, etc. B. C. Bart, 319 

 Kingston Road, Merlon Park, Win.blcdon, Surrey. 



Cover for preventing bursting of a diving dress when in- 

 flated. H. Draijerwerk and B. Drager, 53 Moislinger 

 .\llee, Lubtck, dermany. 

 IN Thf Ii.lustuvtio Offkivl Journal, -August 23, 1916.] 



Window fly. screen comprising a strip of rubber. S. 

 Brentnall, 150 Drake street, Rochdale, Lancashire. 



Sleeping-bag comprising an outer waterproof casing. N 

 Richardson, 17 Finsbury Court, Finsbury Pavement, 

 London. 



Fountain pen having a collapsible ink sac. C. Pi-essland, 

 ■■The Sub," HamptononTbanies, Middlesex. 



Toy submarine comprising two elastic bulbs. -A. G. 

 Jones, 5 Acacia Road. -N'orbury, London. 



Fountain pens. -\. Munro, 117 Birchficld Road, Hands- 

 worth, Hirmingliam. 



Solid tire with rubber cushions 



Great St. Helens, London. 

 Helmet with rubber securing 



Neuilly-sur-Scine, Paris. 

 Pneumatic arm-pit supports for the heads of crutches. F. 



A. Pennington, 10 Halesden Road, Heaton Chapel, 



Stockport, Cheshire. 

 Tread bands for wheel tires. H. M. Hillman, 743 JIc- 



Millan avenue, and J. Schwab, 434 Stradbrookc avenue 



— both in Winnipeg, Canada, 

 Rubber ends for wire garment stiffeners. F. Kleemann, 



23 Moor Lane, London. 

 Segmental cover for pneumatic tires. P. K. van Beren- 

 donck, 38 avenue Jeanne, Brussels. 

 in The Illustrated Official Journal, .■\ugust 30, 

 Wristlets of elastic and elastic webbing. J. P. N 



44 Bloomsbury street, London. 

 -■\rmored tread for pneumatic tires 



street, Buffalo. N. Y. 

 Rubber lining for cavities in closet seats. 



Southampton Buildings. London. 

 Rubber ring for washing plunger. E 



Hall Mansions, Chiswick. London. 

 Vulcanite cigarette holder. H. E. Collett, Lombard Lane, 



Pleydell Court, Fleet street, London. 

 Spring wheel with rubber ring and rope tread. M. 



Chujika. 164 N'aughan street, Johnstown, Pa. 

 Metallic inner tube. W. F. Stewart, 706 Park avenue, 



Pekin, Illinois. 



1916.] 

 Casey, 



.■\. Gorecki, 144 Coit 



O. Imray, 29 



A. Cloud, 9 Stile 



36,411. 

 37,436. 



37,383. 



NEW ZEALAND. 



Pneumatic tire. E. W. B. Carey, Auckland, X. Z. 



Rubber heel and sole. T. H. Robinson, 2 Grosvenor place, off 

 Drummond street, Carlton, Vic. 



ISSUED JULY 6. 1916. 

 Pneumatic tire. M. S. Stevc-nson, 1 19 \'ictoria street, West- 

 minister, London, England. 



THE FRENCH REPUBLIC. 



P-\TENTS ISSI'ED (Willi Dates of Application). 



479.8.«6 (March 2. 1915). .\rniored tiie without air tube, for vehicle 



wheels. A Masetti Zannini. 

 479.891 (.September 29). Elastic wheel for vehicles. E. Haussmann. 

 479,895 (September 30). Improvements in bufl^er springs, tractor springs 



and others, made with rubber. F. Spencer. 

 479,897 (September 30). Rubber heel. The Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co. 

 479,906 (October 2). Pneumatic tiie. Reliance A. C- Co., Inc. 

 479,969 (October 8). -Mr chamber for pneumatic tires. H. C. Boggs. 

 479,981 (October 11). Wlieel with pneumatic tire for vehicle wheels. 



W. H. Burritt. 

 479,988 (October 12). Improvements in the manufacture of pneumatic 



tires. H. .Agha. 



64.3J1. 

 79,119. 



96,128. 

 96.291. 

 96.484. 

 96,772. 

 71.150. 



96,213. 

 96,403. 



• Denotes patents for .American inventions- 



TRADE-MARKS. 



THE UNITED STATES. 



The word Efficiency — ho'-f. tubing, belting, gaskets, valves, pack- 

 ing. Imperial Rubber Co., New York City. 



The word Nabco — waterproofing composition for inner tubes, 

 patrhes, and rubber repair stock generally. National Rubber 

 Co.. St. Louis, Mo. 



An illustration of the words Stuck-Tite — tire patches. Auto Sup' 

 ply Manufacturing Co., Kan Claire, Wis. 



The words Rei.iance De T.ixe — water bottles, fount.-Hin syringes, 

 etc. The Faultless Rubber Co., Ashland, Ohio. 



The letter S with the letters terili within — syringes, etc. B. F. 

 Galley, Denver, Colo. 



The word Hallmark — fountr-in pens and parts thereof. The 

 United Jewelers Inc.. N'ew York City. 



lllusi ration of a high boot, the narrow upper band colored red- 

 rubber bocts, rubber shoes, rubber shoepacks, and rubber shoes 

 with leather tn\)^. The B. V. Goodrich Co., New York City and 

 Akron, Ohio. 



The word Pearl — golf and other playing balls. Martins Birming- 

 ham, Limited, Birmingham, England. 

 .\n illustration within a circle, of a boy protecting himself in a 

 shower with rubber matting — rubber matting. The Federal Rub- 

 ber Co., Cudahy, Wis. 



